Sandspits shaped by time
Some favourite sandspits on both sides of the border which are a joy to stroll, often in bare feet with soft sand between your toes.
Author: Lynne Picard
Discovering Puget Sound, Part 2
This blog, the second in our three-part series about cruising Puget Sound, covers destinations in Seattle, the inland lakes, Bainbridge Island and Port Orchard.
Barbecued salmon,
West Coast style
his recipe comes from a well-used cookbook in our family. The Easy Gourmet – Summer Salads and Barbecue Cookouts was put out by the Safeway grocery chain in 1989 to celebrate their 60th anniversary...
Cheeseburger salad
ummer is the time for barbecues, and nothing says summer like barbecued burgers. When Jim was nearing Victoria after his 72-day solo, non-stop crossing from Japan, I asked him over the satellite phone what...
Discovering Puget Sound, Part 1
The South Sound is our first installment in a three-part series about the wonders of cruising Puget Sound.
Flowing into Varney Bay
The enchanting Marble River off Varney Bay is a perfect excuse for venturing north of Quatsino Narrows.
Preparing to cross Nahwitti Bar
The key to a safe crossing of Nahwitti Bar and rounding of Cape Scott is to not sail to a schedule. Patience is the best first mate.
Grab ‘n’ go breakfasts
ide waits for no man, so when rising at daybreak to catch slack at Nahwitti Bar you want something nutritious that can be eaten like a snack while sitting in the cockpit. And any...
21 nights on Van Isle’s west coast
Choosing the top anchorages on the west coast of Vancouver Island is a fool’s errand. We decided to give it a shot anyway.
So many to thank
It was a mad, mad, mad year, made special by all the people who helped us, befriended us and showed us a kindness that was magical.
